... chair of K.S. according to anoleat usage, pro. Hardy, W.M., who also gave the customary charges in very impreealva manner. The W.M. appointed and invested bis officers for the ensuing year as follows:—Bra G. Hardy, 1.P.M.; 80. W. Eckford, 8.W.; 80. A. Brodic ...

... Sleekburn. James Ord, Shankhouse. John Harrison, Guide Post. Thomas Davison, Sen., Ashington. James Wakenshaw, North Seaton. Mark Wakeushaw, Crofton. Robert Moor, Cowpen Colliery. Thomas Winship, Bebside Colliery. Andrew Laidler, Melton Terrace, New ...

... Vege• table i Flower vi eedB- Coltsgera’ Collections, 14 iiorts Vegttables, post free 3«; larger. 6s and upwards 24 sorts Hardy Flower Keeds, Cash with order. Catalogues free. Forest Hill London. S.E. CROWE’S BALSAM OF LINSEED AND MONEY. (Aa used in Her ...

... Battle of StirKag, Mr I). Moffat; Song, “Brava old Oak.” “Mr Henry Mood; notation. “Ask Mamma, Mr Thomas Ford; Song. Tba Bonnie Briar Bmb,” Mr Thomas Hopper; song, Como nudar my Plaidie,” Mr George Jahnatan; speech, Mr K. S. Kinlaytide; song, Thy voica ...

... Mr Blood (Dablm)dtrongly opposed the motion, The motion was then withdrawn, and the amendment of Mr carried unanimously. Mr Thomas Dawson, the celebrated trainer, died on Wednesday, at Middieham, after a lingering illness. The deceased was born Bog ...

... . or Parham: &ra—! Dannbe or Review: Sporti Gazette— or Durham: and Pip. pin; Sporting Lif re. WORCESTER. Spring Hasdicap Hardie or Rell's ta or parting Gazette Prodigal or Palestine; Li mec: ome II ne Step Wi Meorhen or Milton; Era or Milton; Sporting ...

... Maty Jane, of aL.« Glads ton, SpittaL Hatehedniae, on the 20th inst., by the Rev. James B. Gillies, M.A., Coldstream, William Hardie, black, smith, Edinburgh, to Maggie, second daughter of Junes Marshall, farm-steward. At Hutton Hall Barns, on?the Inst, the ...

... 6 feet G inedes ; and for the North- SUPACTOREES of ee ParTest ae | LOCOMOTI' CRANES, STEERING AIR CHES, ms. Bi = ‘Me Jouy HaRDy?6, “OCOMOTIVE ENGINES OF EVERY peo TRAMWAY ENGINES 4! 18 iD LOCOMOTIVES =”, of omg steelor MARL NB 1D Blower. R. axo W. HA’ ...

... Card of The Willows, Mitcham, Sarrey, com- win, 39, Trafalgar Strest, and 32, Kemp Street, Brighton James Barts, tamer Geo, ‘Thomas of and straw dealer of the Wi 42, Street Robert Street, Great Gi 7, fraiterer P Hichar, of borse dealer Goodwin st t folk ...

... her children to school.—Thomas Sinton, platelayer. Beal, was chsrgsd with aiaiilar offence. Mr Scott also proved this csss, and the Msgiatrates made similar order. Illegitimacy.—Mary Maclean, West Newhigging, .'orham, charged Thomas Inglia, labourer. High ...

... Street Station, Newcastle. The first prize of £1 was gained by a eeon belonging to Mr. Matthew Dixon, of Cowpen bella Pit; Thomas Charlton, of Cowpen Square, took second, end John Turnbull, of Cowpen Colliery, third, 6d. Messrs. Frank Beay and Wm. Marshall ...

... in tbe list of creations are these of Colonel Wilson- Patten, Mr Cardwell, Mr Disraeli, Sir 0. B. Adderley, and Mr Oathorne Hardy. There have been five elevations to the Judicial B'-noh, and a similar number have received appointments rendering necessary ...